Casino Aladino Tegucigalpa

Casino Aladino is the third active casino in the Honduran capital, with slot machines, gaming tables with roulette, blackjack and baccarat. It operates under Instituto Hondureno de Turismo (IHT) license, the Honduras gaming regulator since the Law of Casino Games of Chance of 1977. Tegucigalpa is Honduras capital and largest city with 1.4 million inhabitants, seat of the Honduran federal government and one of the highest-altitude Central American capitals at 994 meters above sea level. The city is divided into two historic sectors: Tegucigalpa proper to the east and Comayaguela to the west of the Choluteca River, though administratively they form a single city known as the Distrito Central. Honduras has regulated physical gaming since 1977 and has the IHT as licensing body, but has no online gaming regulation.

Tegucigalpa: Honduras capital in the heart of Central America

Tegucigalpa was founded in 1578 as a silver mining settlement and became Honduras capital in 1880, displacing the former colonial capital of Comayagua. The name Tegucigalpa comes from Nahuatl and means silver hills, reflecting the city mining origin. Parque La Tigra, 22 kilometers from Tegucigalpa, is the cloud forest reserve closest to a Latin American capital, being the most biodiverse cloud forest ecosystem in northern Central America. The Basilica de Suyapa in Tegucigalpa, with the Virgin of Suyapa as Honduras patron, is the most important Central American religious pilgrimage center, with hundreds of thousands of visitors each February 3. Honduras has in Roatan Island in the Caribbean Sea one of the world most recognized diving destinations for the second largest coral barrier on the planet.

The third casino of the Honduran capital

Casino Aladino is the third gaming option in Tegucigalpa, Honduras capital at 994 meters altitude in the heart of Central America. It operates under IHT license, minimum age 18.